Founded in 1975, the Marion Scott Gallery is a recognized leader in the field of fine Inuit art from the Canadian North. The Gallery champions the work of Canada's northern artists through carefully selected exhibitions and museum-standard publications.

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Current Exhibition Art Forms Spring '09: Treasures from Baker Lake May 2 - June 30 Noted for their sculptural grace, tactile forms and strong volumes, the semi-representational sculptures of Baker Lake have a unique place in contemporary Inuit art.
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Current Exhibition Kavavaow Mannomee: Drawings June 13 - July 12 This exhibition features 28 of artist Kavavaow Mannomee's new and recent works on paper. Presented as a part of a series of exhibitions commemorating the 50th anniversary of printmaking in Cape Dorset, the show will be Mannomee's first on the West Coast. Click here to read more >>

Current Exhibition Baker Lake 2009 Print Portfolio June 13 - July 12 This collection of nine stonecuts combines the work of senior artists with those by an emerging generation. Click here to read more >>

Upcoming Exhibition Extreme Drawing
July 18 - August 30 At once geographically remote yet part of the globalized culture, today’s generation of Inuit artists combine both traditional and contemporary concerns in their work.
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